Exclusive! Coco Rocha’s Nursery Is Perfect for a Model-in-Training Inline

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    It’s difficult to picture a nursery without a rocking chair, but Coco didn’t want one that would retire to the attic between babies. The Pendleton pattern and unique shape makes this perfect for many years to come.

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    For the bedding, Coco needed to strike a balance between over the top and calming. These dusts of gray dots fit the bill.

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    One thing you won’t see in Coco’s nursery? Storage boxes. “We wanted everything we owned to be on display and still look beautiful,” she says. Don’t be afraid to use toys as art. “We love that everything isn’t picture, picture, picture.” The arrow on the wall serves as 3-D art—another fun element for babies to look at.

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    You probably didn’t know it, but there’s a secret Martha Stewart inside Coco. “The urn is the result of an art project,” says the model. “Early on, James added spray paint to different pieces of furniture and accessories. He thought of putting those crosses on an urn with tape.”

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    “I can’t wait to read these long, lengthy books to her,” says Coco. And while it may be a while before the new mom is on anything longer than Goodnight Moon, this beautiful display serves as attractive literary inspiration.